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We are excited to be partnering with the organization Tic Tac Go to host a Fall Social at the Shames JCC. Tic Tac Go is a Facebook social group that has been created to encourage peer:peer connections for young adults with intellectual disabilities in Westchester County NY. The Fall social is being hosted to provide […]
On March 25, 1911, the Triangle Shirtwaist Company factory at Washington Square in New York City burned, killing 145 workers. It is remembered as one of the most infamous incidents in American industrial history as the deaths were largely preventable – most of the victims, young immigrant women, died as a result of neglected safety […]
Discussion of James Baldwin's short story "Sonny's Blues." Click here to read ahead.
“Challenging Times, Ageless Insights” offers participants the opportunity to engage with clergy in exploring contemporary issues through a Jewish lens. These discussions will provide insights, debate, and if we are successful, even more questions. This month will feature Rabbi David Holtz of Temple Beth Abraham: From Judaism’s very beginning, the issue of reproduction has been […]
Explore balance improvement techniques to reduce falls with Tai Chi instructor Glenn Eisen. The likelihood of falling increases as we get older, and the fear of falling can actually increase the probability that a fall will occur. Glenn Eisen will provide helpful information and movement exercises that focus on balance improvement in accordance with The […]
Learn pickleball or improve your game 4 weeks 10/19, 10/26, 11/2, & 11/9 Beginner: 11:30 AM-12:30 PM Int./Adv: 12:30 PM-1:30 PM The most popular game in the past few years! Learn quickly or take your game to the next level. Paddles will be provided Members: $100 Nonmembers: $120 Clinics are taught by certified pickleball instructors […]
Card games, scrabble, Mexican train dominoes, and more! If 4 people wish, we can also have Mah Jong, so bring a friend!
It Takes a Village 10591 Information Session Looking for a flexible volunteer opportunity? Enjoy some bagels and learn about It Takes a Village 10591, a non-profit that offers transportation services all over Westchester to adults residing in the 10591 zip code. Whether you're interested in signing up to be a driver, or could use […]
Intro to Feldenkrais Workshop All Levels Awareness Through Movement class Discover how you can move more intelligently, comfortably, intuitively, freely, and powerfully in this all-levels workshop. Join Feldenkrais Practitioner Doron Tadmor, as he introduces you to this fascinating, fun and transformative somatic education method that uses gentle movement and directed attention to help people learn […]
From colonial times to the present day, African American artists have had an impact on the art world. This course covers the artists of the Harlem Renaissance including famous names like Jacob Lawrence, Augusta Savage, Faith Ringold, and Romare Bearden, and several self-taught or outsider artists. Also included are some contemporary standouts like Kehinde Wiley, […]
No Place Like Home Latin Food Pop-Up We will be hosting local business No Place Like Home for a Spanish-inspired pop-up! Grab an empanada after Guild’s class, treat yourself to chicken and green bean paella after getting toned with Toni at “Pure Strength”, and more!
Join your fellow foodies for our monthly Lunch Club! Our next outing takes us to Italian family restaurant Venetian Delight in Hartsdale. For almost 50 years, this Westchester institution has been serving up delicious and homemade Italian classics; now you can enjoy them with your JCC friends! The multi-course meal will be served family style […]
Join us to learn how to get your child evaluated and understand the available services for those meeting eligibility requirements. What do you do when your young child is developing a bit differently from others you see around you; a teacher has gently suggested your child is struggling with expected behavior; or you just have […]
Join instructional chef Kate Sonders Solomon for a holiday workshop to learn how to make three flavorful and vegetarian appetizers: crostini with fig jam, brie, thyme, and pickled cranberries; butternut squash fritters; and polenta bites with mushrooms and fontina. Kate is a cooking instructor who provides a relaxed, hands-on cooking experience for adults and children […]
Please note that this event is at the Mount Pleasant Public Library 350 Bedford Road in Pleasantville. It may be hard for you to believe, but some people are afraid of monsters. While it's true that monsters sometimes look scary, actually most of them are kind and helpful. Monsters can even be mensches! Come join […]
4 Walls Exhibit & Reception Ongoing Exhibit, Reception Sun, Nov. 20 from 2-4 PM Come and see our first juried exhibition, 4 Walls, in our community lounge, featuring local artists Donna Grande, Yona Gonen, Chloe Sikirica and Will Richman. Their work in painting and collage ranges from realistic to abstract, and everywhere in between. Join […]
From Ethiopia to Israel: Come learn about the Jewish Ethiopian Community, Beta Israel, and the Jewish Holiday of Sigd Sigd is an Ethiopian Jewish Holiday that celebrates the evacuation of Ethiopian Jews in the midst of conflict and famine to Israel. Join us for a special conversation with Haftam, an Ethiopian Jew who herself experienced […]
World Folklore and Folktales Join us for a presentation about all the different folklore and folktales from around the world! About the presenter: Actor/entertainer and acclaimed storyteller Richard Mann has performed at the New Jersey Storytelling Festival and was featured at the Morris World Storytelling Festival. His programs embrace many cultures and languages. He […]
Join us for a live performance that takes you on a journey through the music and history of a bygone era but one whose effects are still felt today. Native Yiddish speaker, Dr. Diane Cypkin, will sing and discuss the wonderful songs made famous by legends like Molly Picon and Menasha Skulnik, while discussing the […]
What's your hobby? Are you a photographer? Writer? Dabbler? We'll get to know each other through you hobbies and interests. Bring samples of your work!
Challenging Times, Ageless Insights: Intersectionality and Jewish Diversity with Rabbi Mara Young FREE for members and non-members Rabbi Young from Woodlands Community Temple will discuss the concept of intersectionality and what it means for how we approach racism, misogyny, and antisemitism, both within and outside of the Jewish community. “Challenging Times, Ageless Insights” offers participants […]
New to line dancing? This class is for you! Join us for a free introductory class at the start of our new 8-week series. Line dance is a form of dance in which memory and execution come together. Dancers learn basic steps, rhythms and routines choreographed to music, thereby improving memory and balance Steve "Fun […]
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